Home buyer services
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make. As your Denver buyer's agent, it is my objective is to help you identify and achieve your housing and financial goals.
Why should Denver home buyers choose a REALTOR® With an ABR designation?
The Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) designation is designed for real estate buyer agents working directly with buyer-clients at every stage of the home buying process. The ABR designation is the benchmark of excellence in buyer representation. This coveted designation is awarded through the Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Council, an affiliate of the National Association of REALTORS®.
I hope that when you are ready to take the first step in buying your home in the Denver area that you will give me the opportunity to talk with you.
the path to buying a home in denver
I will be with you every step of the way!






Contact Nathan – Call me at 303-564-4055 or click on a red button for a complimentary initial consultation and so I can answer any questions you have about Denver real estate or the buying process.
Getting Qualified – Unless you are paying with cash, if you are not already working with a lender, you need to find one. I have several Denver area lenders I can recommend that I work with and trust. Which lender you should work with will depend on your credit score, what type of loan you want (FHA, conventional, VA, stated income, down payment assistance etc), and how much you want to put down for a down payment. This is something we will discuss during our initial consultation. Your lender will help you determine how much you can afford to spend on a home and just as importantly how much you are comfortable spending each month.
Determining Your Wants and Needs – Now that you know how much home you can afford, you need to iron out your other criteria. In addition to where in the Denver metro area you want to live, I always encourage buyers to make two lists – The things you absolutely need and the things that you want to have. Often times, your wants and needs will change after we have looked at a few homes.
Touring Homes – Once you are qualified and know what you are looking for, we can start looking at homes! Initially we will look at all of the available homes that match your criteria. If you do not find a home you would like to make an offer on, don’t despair – new homes come on the market all the time. Now we will want to watch the market and as soon as a new home matching your criteria is listed we want to look at it as soon as possible. I can set up a search through the Denver MLS to instantly send you a notification when new homes that match your criteria come on the market.
Making An Offer – When you find a home you would like to make an offer on, we will do several things. I will look at comparable sold properties so that we know how much we should offer. I will prepare and explain the contracts we will use, then present your offer to and negotiate with the listing agent or seller.
Going Under Contract – Once your offer is accepted, I will deliver your earnest money, we are underway and you are one step closer to buying a home in the Denver area.
Inspections, Appraisals and Title – You will need to schedule an inspection, which I will accompany you on. After the inspection we will discuss the results and if necessary, I will complete an Inspection Objection which we will send to the seller. The Lender will schedule an appraisal to ensure that the property is worth what you are offering. The seller will order a title commitment for our review. I will keep you updated regarding the status of the inspection issues, the appraisal, and any other issues or items that need to be addressed.
Closing – I will attend closing with you. Here, we will sign all of the necessary documents to transfer the property. Your loan will be funded and you will receive keys for you new home!
Are you ready to take the first step towards buying your home?
I am just a click or a phone call away. Contact me for a free home buyer consultation – let’s see if we are a good fit.
Recent Home Buyer Blog Posts

Fixed vs Adjustable Mortgage: Which Makes More Sense?
Fixed vs adjustable mortgage decisions are not one-size-fits-all. The right choice depends on how long you plan to keep the loan and how much payment stability matters.

Is Now a Good Time to Buy a Home in Denver — or Should You Wait?
Is now a good time to buy a home in Denver, or should you wait? The answer depends on your finances, timeline, and monthly payment more than trying to time the market.

How Much Money Do I Really Need Upfront to Buy a Home in Denver?
How much money do you really need upfront to buy a home? It may be less than you think, but you still need a clear plan for down payment, closing costs, inspections, and cash reserves.

What Credit Score Do You Need to Buy a Home in Denver?
You don’t need perfect credit to buy a home in Denver—but your score impacts your rate, payment, and options more than most buyers realize.

Do I Really Need to Get Pre-Approved Before Touring Homes?
Do you need to get pre-approved before touring homes? Technically no, but skipping that step can waste time, create frustration, and weaken your offer when the right home comes up.

How Much Home Can I Actually Afford in Denver?
How much home can you actually afford in Denver? The real answer is usually less than your lender’s approval once you factor in real monthly costs.

When Is the Best Time to Buy a Home in Denver?
Trying to time the Denver housing market? Here’s how fall and winter impact pricing, inventory, and your advantage as a buyer.
Why Denver Neighborhoods Matter More Than People Think
Most buyers focus on the house—but the neighborhood plays just as big a role. Here’s what to look for when buying in Denver Metro.
Denver Real Estate Forecast & Market Report – February 2026
Denver real estate market begins 2026 with unusually high inventory and buyers returning earlier than normal. Will supply prevent prices from rebounding sharply this year?
